... appealed to the young people.! the whole of their vast resources, both men and The feature of the was the earnest an r. C. V. Thomas, who| money, at the disposal of the common cause. stirring appeal made by Several of the native noblemen will take the field ...

... THOMAS HARDY. I first saw Thomas Hardy some ten or eleven years ago at a little dinner in the House of Commons. In those far-off days the accommodation Tor the stranger and the lady who were asked to dine with a member of Parliament was very different ...

... THOMAS HARDY. THE LAST OF THE GREAT VICTORIANS. (By MR. G. J. ATKINSOh, LL.3.) Thomas Hardy is the last of the great Victorians, lonely outpost of the splendid hpst who have gone on before, said Mr. G. J. Atkinson in a discriminating review of the ...

... THOMAS HARDY. quotation from hia works leads ns naturally to the subject of the novelist bimself Says the author of “The Wessex ol Romance : In considering Mr. Hardy’s literary work in relation to the formative environment of yonth, there seems to be ...

... all certainly acquires very much deeper note of interest now that. Thomas Hardy passed beyond into the greater mysteries. The last note characteristic of the way in which Thomas Hardy lent himself and his influence the cultivation of the drama in our ...

... (BY THOMAS HARDY.) Author of Far from the Madding Crowd, 'Under the Greenwood Tree, Trumpet Major, 'Two OU 3 Tower, Sm., &C. It was often said, and of - Cener surmised, that Baptista Trewthen was a young woman with scarcely emotions or character ...

... THOMAS HARDY. Death of the Great Poet and Novelist, THE SOUL OF WESSEX. regret to announce tliafc Mr. Thomas Hardy, the famous novelist, died his home at Dorchester 9.5 last night. It was on Monday, January 2nd, that it was announced that the health of ...

... When Thomas Hardy, aged sisteen, next appeared 1.. but stamps. he was suddenly con-1-onte:d with the pronls of his aut hew,hip. and, with guilty blushes, received the first of this world's plaudits. 'Though hating attained SO ripe age Mr. Hardy is not ...

... THOMAS HARDY. To-Day's Services: The Simple and the Great. MEMORIAL WINDOW, A plain casket containing Mr. Ihomas Hardy's heart, which is to remain buried in Wessex soil, was taken yesterday by Mrs. Hardy and Sir James Barrie from Max Gate, Dorchester ...

... THOMAS HARDY. If' On* the veteran novelist and tui ' ti:,v entered his eighty- t ' there has been a constant f *ti gratulatory messages conlaj -We ? Maxgate, near Dorchester. Country claims Thomas Hardy ts own sons, but the local B^efallowed by the greater ...

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... THOMAS HARDY. The Weekly Westminster contains a striking tribute to the genius of Thomas Hardy by Professor Lowelles Abercrombie, of Leeds University. In this he rays:— The physiologists, however, may well be wondering—that Thomas ...